I am looking article writing job
- Thread starter ykgforum
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Gus Ampuero
Junior Member
Hi ykgforum,
What niches can you write about? Do you write them yourself or use a software (spinner)?
What niches can you write about? Do you write them yourself or use a software (spinner)?
dyanmarie25
Registered Member
I suggest create an account on Guru or Freelancer. They offer a wide range of small jobs from content/article writing to basic transcribing tasks. You can also submit articles to ListVerse and do some writings for Hubpages. And I agree, do social marketing, promote yourself on social media to be able to meet potential clients. Good luck with that! 
SpikeLobster
Registered Member
Given your original post, I'd suggest you learn to write first. No offense intended.
At your level of English - assuming your post is indicative and that you're looking for English work - you will be paid to spew crap for pennies. You'll have to compete on price rather than quality, which means you'll be looking for bulk work - which in turn means you'll be churning out a lot of content for few rewards (i.e. it's not going to be easy money unless you just spin stuff, for even less pay).
Look for work on content mills (iWriter, 1dollararticle and the like) and places where quantity and cheapness is more desirable than quality and results (DP forums spring to mind, the bidding sites as well) - there are plenty of folks there who'll pay for junk content in the belief that it will help their site.
At your level of English - assuming your post is indicative and that you're looking for English work - you will be paid to spew crap for pennies. You'll have to compete on price rather than quality, which means you'll be looking for bulk work - which in turn means you'll be churning out a lot of content for few rewards (i.e. it's not going to be easy money unless you just spin stuff, for even less pay).
Look for work on content mills (iWriter, 1dollararticle and the like) and places where quantity and cheapness is more desirable than quality and results (DP forums spring to mind, the bidding sites as well) - there are plenty of folks there who'll pay for junk content in the belief that it will help their site.
